CampaignTech Archives - Page 18 of 44 - Campaigns & Elections

Why Democratic Strategists Are Still Sounding the Alarm on Digital Spending

FEC Greenlights Free Cybersecurity Services for Campaigns

How to Do Cybersecurity Triage

5 Ways To Explode Your Twitter Game

How To Avoid Running The Same Digital Campaign You Ran Last Cycle

Microsoft Unveils Low-Cost Cybersecurity Service As FEC Ruling Looms

Digital Ad Fraud Is Dropping, But Campaigns Should Remain Vigilant

Engaging Europe’s Millennials on Social Media

How Technology Can Help Groups Avoid a Fly-In Nightmare

Digital Consultants Confront New Challenges As Facebook Unveils More Changes

Making Sense of Political Tech in 2019

Is the Chase for Small-Dollar Donors a Problem for 2020 Democrats?

3 Misconceptions Around the Newfound Digital Transparency

FEC Nears Decision On Free Nonpartisan Cybersecurity Services For Campaigns

5 Questions to Ask Your P2P Vendor

How You Define Digital Is Integral to Your Campaign’s Success

Republicans Have a New Tool to Audit Their Digital Programs

Digital Remains ‘Shockingly Low’ Percentage of Media Budgets

When It Comes to Digital’s Measurability, Think Beyond Traditional Polling

6 Takeaways for Campaigns from Mark Zuckerberg’s Vision for Social Media

What Your Texting Vendor Probably Isn’t Telling You

In The Era of Realignment, Data Vendors See Opportunity

Why Reddit Could Be the Facebook of 2020

The Era Of Unquestioned Digital Media is Over